Ali Usman achieved his maiden Test five-wicket haul, but Pakistan's bowling lapses allowed England to secure a commanding 195-run lead with two wickets still intact.
Match dynamics
Pakistan's bowling attack underwhelming on day 2
The first hour of play provided excellent bowling conditions for Pakistan, with rain having washed out the first session and a half.
However, they failed to maintain their lines consistently, allowing Jordan Cox (73) and returning captain Joe Root (66) to build a strong 150-run partnership.
Despite his initial struggles, Usman found some assistance from the wicket toward the end of the day.
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